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The Baltimore Ravens will debut new starting quarterback Jacoby Brissett during their Week 10 "Monday Night Football" contest against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Baltimore will also feature a new kicker for the primetime game as it continues to search for a replacement for second-year pro Tyler Loop. The University of Arizona product suffered a groin injury in Week 8, the same day when quarterback Lamar Jackson went down with a likely-season-ending thumb ailment.
It was reported Thursday morning that the Ravens signed kicker Harrison Mevis to their practice squad after reportedly adding Riley Patterson to the 53-man roster on Wednesday night.
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Jake Moody replaced the injured Loop in Week 9, making his only field goal attempt (53 yards) and drilling his lone extra point try during Baltimore's 33-10 loss against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The Ravens placed Moody back on the practice squad on Nov. 6 and he was claimed by the Atlanta Falcons on Tuesday.
Patterson is in his sixth NFL season and has appeared in regular season games with six different teams as well.
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He played in all 17 contests for the Miami Dolphins during the 2025 campaign, going 27-for-29 on field goals and 34-for-35 on extra point attempts. Patterson re-signed with Miami in March but was released on Oct. 20 during the Dolphins' bye week.
The 27-year-old was 7-for-9 on field goal attempts across five games with Miami this fall and converted five of his six extra points.
Mevis hasn't appeared in an NFL game since his disastrous "Monday Night Football" showing in Week 5 while with the Los Angeles Rams.
The "Thiccer Kicker" went 0-for-2 on his field goal tries in the October primetime loss versus the Buffalo Bills and had a potential game-winning 48-yard kick blocked in overtime.
Mevis went 12-for-13 on field goals during his 2025 rookie campaign with the Rams but was just 5-for-9 this year before being released.
Baltimore will be looking to snap a four-game losing streak on Monday night, a skid that has dropped them to the bottom of the AFC North.
The Chargers, meanwhile, are 0-8 and the only team in the NFL still without a victory this year.
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